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The whale shark is the largest fish in the world, known for its gentle nature and distinctive spotted pattern as it glides through warm oceans 馃寠馃. Despite its size adults typically feed by filtering tiny plankton, krill, and small fish at the surface. Whale sharks are found in tropical and subtropical seas and are a favourite sighting for divers and snorkelers because of their calm behaviour around people. Because they are slow-growing and reproduce late in life the species is considered vulne
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The whale shark is the largest fish in the world, known for its gentle nature and distinctive spotted pattern as it glides through warm oceans 馃寠馃. Despite its size adults typically feed by filtering tiny plankton, krill, and small fish at the surface. Whale sharks are found in tropical and subtropical seas and are a favourite sighting for divers and snorkelers because of their calm behaviour around people. Because they are slow-growing and reproduce late in life the species is considered vulne
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